. The American journal of roentgenology, radium therapy and nuclear medicine . ^ for the surgeons SfMrfGriit,,e^r Covfc ^ 1 -ir^ 1 Cfss-Si<^ifi Fig. 2. Example Number I. Foreign object folnd at the Upper Edge of Third Lumbar Vertebra. D = 6. cm. H = cm. L = 9. cm. AR -h PR = 4 cm. Anatomical Location: the Projectile Lies in Close Contact with Outer Portion of Pancreas just Posterior to Gall Bladder antd Internal to Edge of Liver, Immediately in Front of De- scen-ding Duodenum. placed upon a sheet of drawing paper; apencil is used to mark the shape of thismould and the three pairs
. The American journal of roentgenology, radium therapy and nuclear medicine . ^ for the surgeons SfMrfGriit,,e^r Covfc ^ 1 -ir^ 1 Cfss-Si<^ifi Fig. 2. Example Number I. Foreign object folnd at the Upper Edge of Third Lumbar Vertebra. D = 6. cm. H = cm. L = 9. cm. AR -h PR = 4 cm. Anatomical Location: the Projectile Lies in Close Contact with Outer Portion of Pancreas just Posterior to Gall Bladder antd Internal to Edge of Liver, Immediately in Front of De- scen-ding Duodenum. placed upon a sheet of drawing paper; apencil is used to mark the shape of thismould and the three pairs of marks aretransferred to the paper. Straight lines aredrawn between each pair of marks and thepoint of their crossing indicates the posi-tion of the foreign object. It now remainsto consult a cross section anatomv or nt-inc: In the several steps of this operationdifficulties are often encountered. Theseare: (i) placing the six skin marks indicat-ing the inlet and outlet of the roentgen , however, can be more or less con-veniently done with the aid of the Bowenring pointers; (2) the diffi
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